Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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Bust Me Gall and Break Me Neck – Patsy Adam Smith 1968
via Dr DAVID OBENDORF PATSY ADAM-SMITH It seemed to me when I came to Tasmania still in my teens that my lack...
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On Fox, Shit and Post Modern Tasmanian Social Pathology
RICHARD BUTLER There is a social pathology in Tasmania. It is evidenced by a small number of inter-generationally repeated behaviours. 1. The...
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Unconscious corruption: Part 1
BUCK THOR EMBERG. B.T. Emberg is a PhD History Candidate at the University of Tasmania When living in China, I became painfully...
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Democracy has died and nobody noticed
BARNABY DRAKE There was a time, not so long ago, when you could express an opinion, go to a rally, speak to...
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I’d rather eat potato chips than woodchips
RUSSELL LANGFIELD Once again David Llewellyn and the Tasmanian Labor Govenment are slashing funding of services to the agricultural industry departments. Despite...
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Applause for Labor
RODNEY CROOME Tasmanian Gay and Lesbian Rights Group Applause for Tas Labor endorsement of same-sex marriage vote sends strong message to Rudd...
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Kiwis to a brick
BILLY MACTOLD There’s much more to historic ties between Tasmania and New Zealand than just those in my recent writing (Tough roads...
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Taking shorter showers doesn’t cut it
via JON SUMBY Why Personal Change Does Not Equal Political ChangeBy Derrick Jensen, Orion Magazine , This article was first published in...
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Rosebery heavy metal deformities
MARSHA STEJSKAL Murchison Street Rosebery
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Bridging the divide
MICHAEL NORTHCOTT on Radio National’s Encounter. Michael Northcott is professor of ethics at Edinburgh University, an Anglican theologian and a leading author...
